Proxima Fusion Signs MoU With RWE And Bavaria To Develop Fusion Power

Company aims to build demonstrator before building commercial unit

Proxima Fusion Signs MoU With RWE And Bavaria To Develop Fusion Power
Artistic rendering of the future site of Proxima Fusion’s Stellaris facility, the proposed first commercial stellarator fusion power plant at the Gundremmingen site in Germany. Courtesy Proxima Fusion.

German company Proxima Fusion has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with utility major RWE, the region of Bavaria, and the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (IPP) as it delivers a roadmap to build a nuclear fusion plant.

In January, the company laid out plans to build a test reactor called Alpha in Garching, to build a commercial scale fusion reactor plant called Stellaris within 15 years at a nuclear site at Gundremmingen being decommissioned by RWE, and to build a commercial reactor using laser-based technology in southern Bavaria.

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